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This training is offered quarterly. All newly registered committees and new program administrators are required to take this training, which is designed to help new programs and those new to administering registered apprenticeship programs understand the regulatory requirements that govern the Oregon apprenticeship training system.
The Oregon Apprenticeship Tracking System, or OATS, is a web application required to be used by registered apprenticeship programs to document all actions and activities throughout the life-cycles of apprentices, training agents, and committee members. OATS allows administrators and coordinators to have quick access to information about the status of apprentices and training agents as well as an overview of the demographics of their program(s).
OATS can be tricky to navigate, especially when some actions take two separate sets of Minutes to complete. If you've ever wondered if there was a more regular avenue to ask OATS-related questions in a town-hall format, wonder no more! Beginning on Tuesday, May 13th, Phillip Karagas, OATS Coordinator, will be hosting the first of many weekly OATS Office Hours sessions.
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